The Best Jewel Tones

Discover the depth and richness of our jewel paint colors, featuring trusted brands like Benjamin Moore and Sherwin-Williams. As a wall color, these tones can create a bold and dramatic aesthetic. Or they can create an elegant pop of color on trimming or an accent wall. Get peel-and-stick samples of your favorites and find the perfect jewel tone for your next project. Looking for a lighter shade? Discover our pastel paint color collection. 

Bedroom with walls painted with Benjamin Moore Old Navy

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  • Great Service

    Samplize saves a ton of time and effort. There's no way I would be able to consider this many different colors if I had to buy a little pot of paint for every single one. I also like how you can easily move the stickers around to see them in different parts of the room and they don't get any less adhesive.

  • Great sample product

    Great product! Very useful for trying paint colors without needing to mark up walls. Arrived quickly!

  • Excellent Product

    Loved everything about this product-being able to see the colour and move it to different walls and rooms, the portability, the small bottom pieces that can fit in a wallet when shopping. Whoever designed this product is a genius! Will without a doubt, be using this product again!

  • An Eye Opener

    No more squinting at tiny chips and trying to picture them as walls. Samplize lets you live with the colors right on your walls as the light changes - without adhering permanent color.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What are jewel paint colors?

These rich tones are inspired by gemstones. Mulberry, Red Bay, and Gold Crest are all examples of jewel paint colors.

What colors complement jewel tones?

Neutral tones like warm whites, cool grays, and charcoal offer a subtle backdrop, letting the jewel tones pop. Metallics such as gold, brass, and silver will add elegance and shine, while other jewel tones can be layered together—like emerald with sapphire or amethyst with ruby—to create a bold, luxurious look.